Idioms
Capitals of the world
World History
Meanings of words
Science
100

It means: something is familiar to you, but you cannot remember exactly what.

What does the idiom "It rings a bell" mean?

100

Paris

What is the capital city of France?

100

Shakespeare.

Who is the English writer who wrote plays like: Romeo and Juliet or Othello?

100

Terrifying

What is the word used for a feeling of extreme fear?

100

Ice

What is created when water freezes?

What is the solid form of water known as?

200

On the tip of your tongue.

What idiom do you use to say that you know a word, but cannot remember it right now.

200

The capital city of Poland.

Where is Warsaw?  

200

Queen Elizabeth II

Who was the last female monarch of Great Britain?

200

The kind of ancient buildings where kings and queens used to live.

What is a castle?

200

Oxygen.

What element do we need to breathe?

What element is needed for photosynthesis?

300

Once in a blue moon.

What idiom do you use when you want to say something doesn't happen very often?

300

Madrid.

What is the capital city of Spain?

300

It is the highest mountain on earth, it is part of the Himalayas.

What is Mount Everest known for?

300

A centenarian

What is the word for a person who is over 100 years old?

300

This is what keeps us on the ground and not floating up into space.

What is the purpose of gravity?

400

It means something is very expensive.

What does the idiom: "it costs an arm and a leg" mean?

400

The capital city of England.

Where is London?

400

A country surrounded by a city.

What geographical feature make The Vatican City special.

400

This is the activity where you take pictures with camera equipment and develop them.

What is photography?

400

He was known for coming up with "the theory of relativity".

What is Albert Einstein most known for?